Health vs. Wellness
Published: Wed, 10/12/11

October 12, 2011
Health vs. Wellness
by Yvonne L. Salcido M.H.
There are several areas that individuals need to focus on to take responsibility in creating a life of wellness. These are the most common referred to: Spiritual, Mental, Emotional, Physical, Interpersonal, and Environmental; additional areas not as popular are Financial Wellness and Occupational Wellness. All of these areas are contributing factors in our health
- Spiritual Wellness gives you principles to govern yourself, giving joy and purpose in life. This leads to the ability to love and forgive which is very healing.
- Mental Wellness gives you opportunities to challenge your mind through continuing education through life, seeking new experiences and mastering new skills.
- Emotional Wellness is being able to identify your thoughts and feelings and make conscious choices toward a positive emotional outlook. Very important to emotional wellness is the releasing of negative emotions. Negative emotions left unchecked cause physical imbalance leading to disease.
- Physical Wellness includes good nutritional practices following the "Mucusless Diet", exercise, and using natural means to heal the body such as herbs when sick.
- Interpersonal Wellness is acquiring and upholding relationships this adds to a happy home, and community. Interpersonal wellness is a big factor in your physical and emotional health. Think of when you've been extremely upset with someone did you even feel like eating?
- Environmental Wellness allows one to have a healthy environment free of toxins with clean natural resources available such as water.
- Financial Wellness exercise of self -discipline in managing your money wisely, meeting financial obligations, budgeting, setting goals, and becoming and staying debt free. This eliminates your life of much stress.
- Occupational Wellness looks at your levels of happiness and fulfillment in the work you do for a living. Planning and moving towards goals to bring enjoyment in this area is important.
Setting goals to address all the areas of "Wellness" in our life will lead us to a balanced and happy life. I know I want to live a long life that is full of vitality and optimal Health!
Yvonne
Lunt Salcido is a Student Advisor for and a Master Herbalist Graduate
of the School of Natural Healing. She is a current student at Utah
Valley University majoring in Health and Wellness Education.
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Pumpkin Muffins

2/3 C. honey
3 C. whole wheat flour
1 1/2 tsp. cinnamon
1/2 tsp. ginger
2 tsp. baking powder
1 1/2 tsp. baking soda
1/4 tsp. nutmeg
1/4 tsp. cloves
1 1/4 C. water
2/3 C. vegetable oil (can use olive)
2 T. soy milk
2 C. pumpkin
1 C. carob chips (vegan)
Directions:
Mix all ingredients together except carob chips. When all ingredients are mixed well, fold in carob chips. Bake at 400 degrees for 18-20 minutes. Yields 24 muffins.
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